
Dad Gets Shredded in 30 Minutes With New Fitness Program
A father of four who tore his rotator cuff and turned 40 created a workout program that gets busy dads in peak shape in under 45 minutes. Cory Gregory now bench presses over 300 pounds and shares his secrets through Dad Bod Shred.
Fatherhood doesn't have to mean sacrificing your health, and one dad is proving you can get in the best shape of your life while raising kids.
Cory Gregory, a veteran fitness trainer and father of four, developed Dad Bod Shred after facing his own struggles. He tore his rotator cuff, crossed 40, and juggled parenting responsibilities while trying to stay fit.
Instead of giving up, Gregory created a system that works around real life constraints. His approach focuses on supersets and limited rest times that build muscle without requiring heavy weights or hours in the gym.
The results speak for themselves. Gregory now bench presses over 300 pounds and maintains a shredded physique despite his packed schedule.
His program includes five 30-minute muscle-building workouts targeting arms, back, chest, legs, and shoulders. Each session gets dads in and out of the gym in under 45 minutes, plus optional 10-minute cardio sessions.

The secret is efficiency. Gregory's training methods push muscles to their limit even with lighter loads, minimizing injury risk while maximizing gains.
Dad Bod Shred is now available exclusively to Men's Health MVP Premium members. The program provides streaming video workouts, expert guidance, and practical hacks designed specifically for fathers with limited time.
Why This Inspires
Gregory's journey proves that physical fitness and active fatherhood aren't mutually exclusive. His program recognizes that dads want to be healthy role models for their children without spending hours away from family.
By creating workouts that respect time constraints while delivering real results, Gregory has removed one of the biggest barriers to fitness for fathers. His own transformation after 40 shows it's never too late to prioritize health.
Thousands of busy dads can now build strength and confidence while still being present for bedtime stories and soccer games.
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Based on reporting by Mens Health
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